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TU Delft CEG research on future-proof bridges and quay awarded by National Research Agenda

Within the Dutch National Research Agenda (NWA) 'Bridges and Quay Walls in Urban Areas' one of the research projects has been awarded to associate professor Mandy Korff, researcher at TU Delft Civil Engineering and Geosciences (CEG) and Deltares. The research, 'live insights for bridges and quay walls,' shortened to 'LiveQuay'.

Symposium: Design/Synthesis Exercise

Symposium: Design/Synthesis Exercise 23 June 2022 09:00 till 18:00 - By: Webredactie-LR | Add to my calendar To finalise their bachelor programme third-year bachelor’s students at the Faculty of Aerospace Engineering are required to collaborate in groups of ten students in a period of ten weeks to make a design in the field of aviation, space, earth observation or related field. During the project, students go through the complete design process, from drawing up a program of demands, concept analysis and design, concept selection to the presentation of the final design. During this one-day symposium all design groups presented their results and the presentations were judged by a jury of national and international experts. Please find recordings of all the presentations below. For an overview of the topics click here . Award Ceremony Group 1 Group 5 Group 9 Group 13 Group 17 Group 21 Group 2 Group 6 Group 10 Group 14 Group 18 Group 22 Group 25 Group 3 Group 7 Group 11 Group 15 Group 19 Group 23 Group 26 Group 4 Group 8 Group 12 Group 16 Group 20 Group 24 Group Topic 1 Cutting edge low-emission low-noise aircraft 2 Swarm of Inspection Drones 3 The ultra-efficient hybrid aircraft 4 Autonomous Environmental Sensing 5 Flying Through Urban Turbulence: A Weather-Rugged Vehicle for Urban Air Mobility 6 Sustainable deployment of ecomonitoring sensor networks 7 Regional transport aircraft with regenerative propulsion 8 Cryogenic H 2 and O 2 Propellant transfer & refuelling infrastructure in Space 9 Cubesat mission for measurement in VLEO 10 A320-H3N 11 Autonomous quiet aerial surveillance system for protecting wildlife and environment 12 Wings for Aid 13 Space Sweeper Group Topic 14 ArctEvac 15 Kite power on an electric pickup truck 16 Could there be life on Venus? 17 Small satellites for aerodynamics 18 Sustainable Air taxi 19 DroneCrane 20 Aerobatic E Flyer 21 Heavier Than Air Fast Hydrogen Seagoing Airship 22 Emergency communications node 23 A distributed space network for asteroid exploration 24 100% sustainable Urban Air Mobility Vehicle: guilt-free flying! 25 Red Air Drone - Supersonic, low observable military training aid 26 Air-guard: an agile bio-inspired morphing UAV for carching unlicensed drones

Frequent Questions and Answers about Electives

May I choose an elective from 11.2 in a program other than my start year? You can complete this course, but in your program it will be considered as a free elective. I want to study abroad, may I replace electives by foreign equivalents? No, you have to fulfil the requirements in 11.1-2, however the Board of Examiners decides about free electives completed abroad.

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Delft | Day 1 On Monday 18th of July, the TU Delft students welcomed the UBI students over lunch. A welcome speech by Andy van den Dobbelsteen followed, with interesting information about our university, the campus, as well as other sustainability initiatives. The students had the chance to walk around the campus and learn more about it. The day ended with some drinks in the city center of Delft! Everyone is excited to start working in groups over their ideas! Photos by: Anurag Sonar

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TU Delft CEG research on future-proof bridges and quay awarded by National Research Agenda

Within the Dutch National Research Agenda (NWA) 'Bridges and Quay Walls in Urban Areas' one of the research projects has been awarded to associate professor Mandy Korff, researcher at TU Delft Civil Engineering and Geosciences (CEG) and Deltares. The research, 'live insights for bridges and quay walls,' shortened to 'LiveQuay'.

Symposium: Design/Synthesis Exercise

Symposium: Design/Synthesis Exercise 23 June 2022 09:00 till 18:00 - By: Webredactie-LR | Add to my calendar To finalise their bachelor programme third-year bachelor’s students at the Faculty of Aerospace Engineering are required to collaborate in groups of ten students in a period of ten weeks to make a design in the field of aviation, space, earth observation or related field. During the project, students go through the complete design process, from drawing up a program of demands, concept analysis and design, concept selection to the presentation of the final design. During this one-day symposium all design groups presented their results and the presentations were judged by a jury of national and international experts. Please find recordings of all the presentations below. For an overview of the topics click here . Award Ceremony Group 1 Group 5 Group 9 Group 13 Group 17 Group 21 Group 2 Group 6 Group 10 Group 14 Group 18 Group 22 Group 25 Group 3 Group 7 Group 11 Group 15 Group 19 Group 23 Group 26 Group 4 Group 8 Group 12 Group 16 Group 20 Group 24 Group Topic 1 Cutting edge low-emission low-noise aircraft 2 Swarm of Inspection Drones 3 The ultra-efficient hybrid aircraft 4 Autonomous Environmental Sensing 5 Flying Through Urban Turbulence: A Weather-Rugged Vehicle for Urban Air Mobility 6 Sustainable deployment of ecomonitoring sensor networks 7 Regional transport aircraft with regenerative propulsion 8 Cryogenic H 2 and O 2 Propellant transfer & refuelling infrastructure in Space 9 Cubesat mission for measurement in VLEO 10 A320-H3N 11 Autonomous quiet aerial surveillance system for protecting wildlife and environment 12 Wings for Aid 13 Space Sweeper Group Topic 14 ArctEvac 15 Kite power on an electric pickup truck 16 Could there be life on Venus? 17 Small satellites for aerodynamics 18 Sustainable Air taxi 19 DroneCrane 20 Aerobatic E Flyer 21 Heavier Than Air Fast Hydrogen Seagoing Airship 22 Emergency communications node 23 A distributed space network for asteroid exploration 24 100% sustainable Urban Air Mobility Vehicle: guilt-free flying! 25 Red Air Drone - Supersonic, low observable military training aid 26 Air-guard: an agile bio-inspired morphing UAV for carching unlicensed drones

Frequent Questions and Answers about Electives

May I choose an elective from 11.2 in a program other than my start year? You can complete this course, but in your program it will be considered as a free elective. I want to study abroad, may I replace electives by foreign equivalents? No, you have to fulfil the requirements in 11.1-2, however the Board of Examiners decides about free electives completed abroad.

Gerdien de Vries in Trouw over wake-up call voor het klimaat

Het wordt snikheet. Is dit een wake-up call voor het klimaat? "Als mensen zelf klimaatverandering ervaren, wanneer de psychologische afstand verkleind wordt - wat nu steeds meer gebeurt - dan zijn mensen een stapje dichterbij het ondernemen van actie. Want hoe dichterbij iets komt, hoe moeilijker het is om er voor weg te rennen.” zegt Gerdien de Vries.

Covilha | Day 0

Covilha | Day 0 | Virtual Tour Let's fly above Covilha! Before we kick-off our summerschool, the UBI team is showing us their beautiful city from above!

Delft students ready for international hyperloop competition

On 18 July Delft will host the 'European Hyperloop Week', the international hyperloop competition for student teams from around the world.

The coming age of ‘solar everywhere’

From image recognition to medical diagnostics, Machine Learning has a huge impact. Yet Elvin Isufi adds an extra dimension, enabling its analyzing power to complex networks such as recommender systems, and more down-to-earth: water management.

Delft | Day 1

Delft | Day 1 On Monday 18th of July, the TU Delft students welcomed the UBI students over lunch. A welcome speech by Andy van den Dobbelsteen followed, with interesting information about our university, the campus, as well as other sustainability initiatives. The students had the chance to walk around the campus and learn more about it. The day ended with some drinks in the city center of Delft! Everyone is excited to start working in groups over their ideas! Photos by: Anurag Sonar

Delft | Day 1 | Posts

Delft | Day 1 | Posts Check out more photos from our first day! Aditionally, you can follow us in LinkedIn , Twitter , Instagram and Facebook . Photos by: Leonardo Ramires
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NWO funding for flexible power demand in electrically driven industry

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